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Related: About this forumLoisB's Big Tree, prominent in many sunset images beyond our back yard.
Like in this picture posted on September 25, 2025, where LoisB called the tree "majestic".

Well, I finally got a closer up daylight shot and the big tree turns out to be three trees in one spot.

Thanks LoisB for your discriminating eye.
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LoisB's Big Tree, prominent in many sunset images beyond our back yard. (Original Post)
George McGovern
13 hrs ago
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"It Ain't Me Babe" from whom this information comes usonian. (Song just jumped into my head . . .)
George McGovern
11 hrs ago
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usonian
(22,481 posts)1. Looks like Lombardy Poplar to me.
We had some in Massachusetts. What do you and tree experts say?
George McGovern
(10,108 posts)2. "It Ain't Me Babe" from whom this information comes usonian. (Song just jumped into my head . . .)
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But seriously folks You usonian are correct.
According to Gardenia.net it is "a fast-growing
deciduous tree known for its striking columnar shape."
https://www.gardenia.net/plant/populus-nigra-italica
But seriously folks You usonian are correct.
According to Gardenia.net it is "a fast-growing
deciduous tree known for its striking columnar shape."
https://www.gardenia.net/plant/populus-nigra-italica
LoisB
(12,040 posts)3. Wow! Isn't that amazing? Three.
George McGovern
(10,108 posts)4. It is Lois! Thanks.